Can I join GDI as a teenager?

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Hi, I am 16 years old and I was wondering if it is possible for somebody who is not 18+ to join GDI. The terms clearly states that you must be 18+ to join but there are tons of teenagers my age who are joining, so I was wondering how can I do it legally without getting into any trouble with the law. Thank you, hope to hear from you soon. Also, what would happen if they start charging me tax. How would I deal with that since I am a minor?
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  • Profile picture of the author sbucciarel
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    If the TOS says 18, it's 18. Nothing to debate. As for taxes ... you pay them if you owe them. Again, nothing much to debate.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mav91890
    First thing I thought of was command & conquer.

    Yeah if they report to the IRS you can't really get around lying about your age like you could with Ebay.
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    • Profile picture of the author RogueOne
      If you want to make money online read this forum and study some of the methods you find. Build your own website or create a product.

      Stay AWAY from programs like GDI. Look around this forum, these are some of the most successful people in internet marketing.

      See how many are promoting GDI or similar programs?

      There's a good reason why they don't.

      Keep reading this forum and you will find your way to success.
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    Nothing against GDI but I have never met anyone that has actually enjoyed the success and or achieved the goals suggested, as another poster opined, there are a lot of really great learning resources right here.

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    Forget about working for someone else...

    Save your money and learn as much as you can and you will not only save a ton of money on your car insurance, but you will also find that skipping all that trash they sell out there will help you in the long run more than you can imagine.
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    • Profile picture of the author RogueOne
      Originally Posted by Tim Franklin View Post

      Then there are those that develop unique quality products because they have talent, they have creative genius and they can see around the corner...
      And they take relentless, focused action.
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  • Profile picture of the author Blade Runner 77
    Originally Posted by Skreach View Post

    Hi, I am 16 years old and I was wondering if it is possible for somebody who is not 18+ to join GDI. The terms clearly states that you must be 18+ to join but there are tons of teenagers my age who are joining, so I was wondering how can I do it legally without getting into any trouble with the law. Thank you, hope to hear from you soon. Also, what would happen if they start charging me tax. How would I deal with that since I am a minor?
    Hi Sky Reacher, super hero in the making, just wanted to drop my congrats for your motivation and interest in living a life extra ordinary, you have come to one of the right best paces to learn all you need.
    In fact you'll discover, like I did, that most of the world's experts and even owners of powerful high achieving website businesses, still come here to give and take, years after they made enough money get out of the rat race (swapping enough time for a wage to stay alive, wherein the game is to be more efficient at it than the next person and have enough money left over after the bills are paid to have a life, except, oops, now you have no time, do you?!.)
    Anyway, welcome, you're in the right place, in yourself and on this website, all the best, BR88
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  • Profile picture of the author MattCatania
    Originally Posted by Skreach View Post

    Hi, I am 16 years old and I was wondering if it is possible for somebody who is not 18+ to join GDI. The terms clearly states that you must be 18+ to join but there are tons of teenagers my age who are joining, so I was wondering how can I do it legally without getting into any trouble with the law. Thank you, hope to hear from you soon. Also, what would happen if they start charging me tax. How would I deal with that since I am a minor?
    Tax is tax, you have to report what you earn.

    As for your age, you must be 18 to join - but I believe that one easy way to get around it would be to ask your parents to sign up under their name.

    I've had no experience with GDI, but some companies, if they find out that you've broken their terms, may be able to withhold any accrued money during a defined period.
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  • Profile picture of the author williamk
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    Don't go with them. I suggest that you don't go with them. Mostly they are scams.
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